Legal Support Services

The Department of the Treasury, through its Acquisition Services branch, is soliciting legal support services under a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for the Office of General Counsel (OGC) via solicitation number 2032H326R00015, with proposals due by June 22, 2026. The contract, classified under NAICS code 541110, is structured as a combined synopsis/solicitation under FAR Part 12 for commercial services and will be awarded as a single-award BPA with a ceiling value of $10,000,000. Performance will begin on July 1, 2026, with a base period through June 30, 2027, and option periods extending through June 30, 2031, allowing the government up to five years of service under the agreement. Work is to be performed remotely or at the contractor’s facility, with all personnel required to be telework-ready and available during standard business hours (Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.), including during federal office closures. The contractor must provide specialized legal services including asset management support related to securities exchanges and investment dispositions under CAA section 522, PSP agreement and promissory note counsel, 4003 loan agreements, warrant agreements, and advisory support for equity and debt instrument management. Deliverables must be submitted electronically in MS Word, Excel, or Adobe format and become the property of the Department of the Treasury, with no restrictive markings permitted. Response times for deliverables are strictly defined: drafts and revisions within two weeks, verbal responses within one business day, written responses within three business days, and compliance and oversight tasks within five business or calendar days. A 99% accuracy standard applies to key deliverables, monitored through a Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan. All orders will be issued as time-and-materials contracts with fixed hourly rates established at award, and the government will not pay any amount exceeding these rates without a written ceiling increase. Proposals are evaluated using a best-value trade-off approach where technical approach and past performance, assessed for recency and relevancy, collectively carry more weight than price. Offerors must submit three volumes: a cover letter, a six-page technical approach (including key personnel resumes), a six-page past performance section with up to two relevant contracts, and a six-page pricing narrative, all formatted in 12